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This has been resolved.

It has more to do with the end-user experience. Shipping it as basic PHP/HTML is typical because it's easy to get going out of the box. Building and deploying React is not so user-friendly and requires a fair bit of knowledge.

Don't forget to post your services here: https://codefling.com/services/

Another update on this, you can now organize screenshots on both new version and edit details page.

We've released a follow-up update to resolve a few bugs and polish a few aspects of this feature. First off, those who had a lot of wishlisted files will notice that they are scrollable now. We opted for infinite scrolling instead of pagination to maintain the ability to sort the list. We've also fixed the color of the draggable element for dark mode users. Files gifted by the author or another user will now properly be removed from your wishlist. You'll also now always see the wishlist button even if you own or are the author of the file to see how many users have it wishlisted, and for authors, it's clickable to reveal the full list of wishlisters. Accompanying this list is a convenient grant copy button to quickly give users a copy.

Please see above. I've given you the proper roles.

Update live! You can re-organize screenshots via the Edit Details page.

Non-vendors can no longer use this feature. I've given you the require role.

This is on the list for this year.

Payouts are back to normal now. Sorry again for the delay.

@The Governor @SuperKitten purchases refunded into account credit.

I've refunded your purchase into account credit. Also, please double-check your @ there, as you've mentioned the wrong user.

The average withdrawal processing time is 48 hours as we work to resolve some issues with PayPal.

I don't understand your question. You're saying you went weeks without payouts when, in reality, your oldest payout request was 4 days old. No one is to blame for the payout "situation." We announced a month in advance that payouts would no longer be instant and be processed in the order in which they were received temporarily due to issues with PayPal. You're the only one who struggled with this. Everyone else understood and had consistent payouts. Instead of taking a moment to reflect, you decided to divert your frustration towards your customers. Thankfully, we don't have to deal with this anymore. I will be locking this thread to all future replies. We wish you well in all your future endeavors.

Regardless of your intentions, you were instructed to stop canceling payouts. This is what caused you to go weeks without a payout instead of just a couple of days. You cannot blame anyone but yourself. Everyone else was getting their payouts in a timely fashion. You quite literally shot yourself in the foot here.

You very clearly told your customers you would not provide support or further updates until you "get paid." You say you waited weeks for a payout, but that was your own doing. You missed several payout opportunities, canceling and resubmitting payout requests in hopes of jumping the line. I reached out to you multiple times to stop, as doing so is putting you at the back of the line. Your oldest payout prior to this incident was only 4 days old. Everyone was receiving payouts in a reasonable timeframe except you because you kept canceling and creating new requests. Either way, punishing your customers for something out of their control is not acceptable and the reason we've parted ways. For context, not only did you respond to that support request about refusing future updates, but you also mentioned in Discord that "you'll no longer let it affect you, just your customers.": So, to any customers who would prefer a refund, instead of hoping the developer is in a good mood to continue providing support and future updates, please hop in live chat. We're more than happy to assist!

As per your response to a support request, that you've since edited:

Codefling has parted ways with this creator, unfortunately. While we hate to limit the content you have access to, we sometimes have to make this tough decision to keep you safe from bad actors.

Update is live!

Update is live!

This is currently being worked on. We hope to have an update within a few days!

This is currently being worked on. We hope to have an update within a few days!

That's a bit of an oversight. I've noted this internally and will work on expanding this with either pagination or infinite scrolling.

Sure thing. I'll move this up the list since it's been heavily requested recently.

Without Carbon, there's not a way to do this yet. We plan to update the https://codefling.com/purchases/ page with a last updated field.